Browse the plan categories we work with, then talk to a licensed advisor to compare carriers side-by-side for your situation.
Medicare has more parts and plan letters than any system should. We boiled it down to the six categories that actually matter — pick the one that fits, or let us match you.
All-in-one plans that bundle Parts A, B, and usually D — often with extras like dental, vision, and hearing. Many plans are available with no additional monthly amount.
Pairs with Original Medicare to cover the 20% Medicare doesn't pay. Pick any doctor that accepts Medicare — nationwide, no networks.
Standalone drug coverage for people on Original Medicare or Medigap. As of 2025, your yearly out-of-pocket spending is capped.
The federal program: Part A (hospital) and Part B (medical). Use any doctor that accepts Medicare, but plan for the 20% coinsurance.
Original Medicare doesn't cover routine dental, vision, or hearing. Add standalone coverage or pick a Medicare Advantage plan that bundles it.
Helping a parent pick a plan? Our caregiver toolkit walks you through enrollment windows, prescriptions, doctor lists, and side-by-side comparisons.
Three paths through Medicare. Each one fits a different life. Here's the cheat sheet.
All-in-one. No extra premium in many areas.
Original Medicare + a safety net
Standalone prescription coverage